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I read a lot. >: My co-workers think I'm a nerd.

I'm currently reading Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand and Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen~ To be fair I am barely reading the later book as Atlas has me pretty hooked.

My favorite book is either Towards Zero, Running with Scissors, or the one I am reading now (Atlas') You should really read all of Running with Scissors, it's a pretty fun book.

I also really enjoyed Franny and Zooey and will read anything Agatha Christie the second I see it. (It has to be a Hercule story though~).

I am not going to post cover art, sorry.

I love King, and then from there I go into fantasy books like LOTRs and the DragonLance series.

I like reading when it's subject matter I like. So that means I very rarely read. If I get strapped with a good book though I can read it and seem like a book whore. Reading has never been hard for me, it's always been the writing part and putting things back down on paper rather then intaking them from paper.
I remember reading LOTRs in like 5th grade? Yet I'll be in the dumb LA classes reading above average grade level books. My brain works one way with them, intake and not so much export. xD

I end up reading at home when I'm online, and at work on break.. Or.. Hell, even when I'm not on break.

I'm currently on book four of "The Wheel of Time" series by Robert Jordan.

Other books include... Uh.. The Mayfair Chronicles, by Anne Rice; The Sword of Truth Series, by terry Goodkind; His Dark Materials Trilogy, by Phillip Pullman; Just about anything by Clive Barker and Michael Chrichton; Greg Iles is pretty good.

Stephanie Meyers books were great, but I don't think I'll ever read them again. Bad associations and whatnot. Uhm.

I'm about a third of the way into The Divine Comedy. Thats slow reading, though.

I like Poe's stories, but not his poems.

Anne McCaffrey! Everyone loves dragons, right?

Oodles more. I just can't think of them.

Oh my one friend Shawn wanted me to read this one book. It's also a believe system/enlightened reading and philosophies have always interested me even if I don't always just go out and read them.

He also recommended me to see "A Waking Life" I think it was called. Said it's a real good movie for that same genre.

I hate reading but oddly enough I read at a really high level, and take honors reading and English classes xD

I do read on occasion, no genre in particular although science fiction and fantasy novels are usually the ones I enjoy reading when i actually get passed the first few pages. xD

The last series I read was The Seven Towers, not the Steven King series The Dark Tower people tend to get them mixed up, all though I have skimmed through pieces of the books, I can't find images though so ill just describe it.

The main story revolves around a teenager named Tal that lives in a world blanketed in a veil of shadows that was placed their after a great war. The war was fought between humans and horde of monsters that exist in another world. In the dark world they appear as shadows. In the dark world "where the humans live" there is no source of light, only from the seven towers that radiate the seven different colors of the color spectrum. And as you can imagine that there being no source of light the entire world has become an icy wasteland where only hardened monsters and clans of viking like warriors that live on ships that sail on the ice can survive.

Theres a lot more too it but I don't feel like going into tremendous detail.

And I'm reading a book for my Eng. II Honors class called A Separate Peace , Its about a boy's time in a boys only boarding school In New England During WWII it's pretty interesting.

I love Barnes and Noble ;A; the one near me has a starbucks in it so I can drink my Iced Frapachino and read comics until the store clerks come up to you and tell you to make a purchase or stop reading xD